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8. Establishment techniques for forest plantations, 1978 (Ar*** C* E** F* S*)
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13. Forest products prices, 1979 (E/F/S*)
14. Mountain forest roads and harvesting, 1979 (E*)
14. Rev. 1 - Logging and transport in steep terrain, 1985 (E*)
15. AGRIS forestry wood catalogue of information and documentation services, 1979 (E/F/S*)
16. China: integrated wood processing industries, 1979 (E* F* S***)
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17. Sup. 1 - Economic analysis of forestry projects: case studies. 1979 (E* S*)
17. Sup. 2 - Economic analysis of forestry projects: readings, 1980 (E*)
18. Forest products prices 1960-1978, 1980 (E/F/S*)
19. Pulping and paper-making properties of fast-growing plantation wood species
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25. Public forestry administration in Latin America, 1981 (E*)
26. Forestry and rural development, 1981 (E* F* S*)
27. Manual of forest inventory, 1981 (E* F*)
28. Small and medium sawmills in developing countries, 1981 (E* S*)
29. World forest products, demand and supply 1990 and 2000. 1982 (E* F* S*)
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46. Forest products prices 1963-1982, 1983 (E/F/S*)
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48. Land evaluation for forestry, 1984 (E* S*)
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53. Intensive multiple-use forest management in Kerala (India). 1984 (E*)
54. Planificación del desarrollo forestal, 1985 (S*)
55. Intensive multiple-use forest management in the tropics, 1985 (E* F* S*)
56. Breeding poplars for disease resistance, 1985 (E*)
57. Coconut wood, 1985 (E S*)
58. Sawdoctoring manual, 1985 (E*)
59. The ecological effects of eucalyptus, 1985 (E* F* S*)
60. Monitoring and evaluation of participatory forestry projects 1985 (E*)
61. Forest products prices 1965-1984, 1985 (E/F/S*)
62. World list of institutions engaged in forestry and forest products research, 1985 (E/F/S*)
63. Industrial charcoal making, 1985 (E*)
64. Tree growing by rural people, 1985 (E*)
65. Forest legislation in selected African countries, 1986 (E* F*)
66. Forestry extension organization, 1986 (E*)
67. Some medicinal forest plants of Africa and Latin America, 1986 (E*)
68. Appropriate forest industries, 1986 (E*)
69. Management of forest industries, 1986 (E*)
70. Wildland fire management terminology, 1985 (E/F/S*)
71. World compendium of forestry and forest products research institutions, 1986 (E/F/S*)
72. Wood gas as engine fuel, 1986 (E*)
73. Forest products: world outlook projections, 1986 (E*)
74. Guidelines for forestry information processing, 1986 (E*)
75. An operational guide to the monitoring and evaluation of social forestry in India, 1986 (E*)
76. Wood preservation manual, 1986 (E*)
77. Databook on endangered tree and shrub species and provenances, 1986 (E*)
78. Appropriate wood harvesting in plantation forests, 1987 (E*)
79. Small-scale forest-based processing enterprises, 1987 (E*)
80. Forestry extension methods, 1987 (E*)
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83. Trade in forest products: a study of the barriers faced b the developing countries, 1988, (E*)
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